london listing for new ishares em etfs
A local currency government bond is one of two new ETFs that iShares has listed on the London Stock Exchange this morning.
A local currency government bond is one of two new ETFs that iShares has listed on the London Stock Exchange this morning.
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SPDR is to list three new ETFs in the UK tomorrow, two dividend-focused funds and one FTSE All Share fund, each with a TER of 0.30%.
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db X-trackers and SCM Private have combined forces to list the first actively managed ETF on the London Stock Exchange.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has published its long-awaited consultation paper on ETFs, extending proposals to all Ucits vehicles engaging in ETF-like practices.
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Vanguard is set to list its first exchange-traded products in Europe following delays with regulators and concerns about market conditions for launch, Portfolio Adviser understands.
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Natixis-owned Ossiam announced today it has teamed with FTSE Group to launch a minimum variance-based ETF using a specially designed index.
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Regulators are under pressure to make their stance on ETFs clear this year as in 2011 they spent lots of time just “talking about it”, says Michael John Lytle managing director at ETF provider Source.
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Source has listed its Physical Gold P-ETC in sterling on the London Stock Exchange, complementing the dollar listing it already has on the UK’s exchange.
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Fixed income ETPs have surged in number in the past four years, as investors increasingly turn to an indexed approach for the fixed income element of their portfolios.
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The popularity of ETFs and ETNs which trade in volatility has grown in recent years, though there remain misconceptions about how they work, according to a new research paper from S&P Indices.
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The exchange-traded funds platform of State Street Global Advisers, SPDR ETFs, has registered a new fixed income product for sale in the UK, the SPDR Barclays Capital 1-3 Year Euro Government Bond.
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Swiss & Global is planning to launch a new range of “Smart” ETFs in the New Year which will be actively managed despite an industry-wide lack of conviction for such products.
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